Esimerkkejä State aid schemes käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Authorisation to retain certain State aid schemes.
State aid schemes are covered in Section 6('Competition policy') of Chapter III-» points 235 et seq.
National funding of aid for businesses: state aid schemes Nos 7, 11 and 12 see note at beginning of Appendix.
State aid schemes are covered in Section 6('Competition policy') of this chapter(-> points 202 et seq.).
National funding of aid for businesses: state aid schemes Nos 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7 see note I at beginning of Appendix.
With regard to competition rules,Denmark has launched several case studies to analyse its existing or earlier state aid schemes.
On 21 December, the Commission approved two State aid schemes to support large and medium-sizedenterprises in Flanders.
As regards the Commission decision yesterday to stick with the previously agreed timetable regarding the state aid schemes I think that was a wise decision.
On that basis, some 60 State aid schemes supporting renewable energy sources were approved by the Commission during the period 2001 to 2004.
With the implementation of national framework schemes andthe shift to NGA development, more and more State aid schemes have a budget over EUR 100 million67.
The Commission authorised state aid schemes allowing Germany268, France269, Spain270 and the UK271 to grant the necessary public funding to the coal industry for 2002.
In addition, we need optimum coordination and use of all the instruments available at Community level,in particular the Structural Funds, state aid schemes and tax and customs policies.
These guidelines were established to clarify what State aid schemes may be introduced in order to support the Community maritime interest.
State aid schemes Nos 2(support for incubator activities), 3, 4, 6, 7(projects centred on employment and adaptation to industrial change, such as business networking and co-operation), 8(operating environment for tourism), and 9(projects to improve local business environment and to increase co-operation): subsequently, after approval by the Commission.
In order to provide full transparency, Member States indicate the State aid schemes for which assistance from the Structural Funds is used in their programmes.
The Commission authorised state aid schemes allowing Germany, 308 France, 309 Spain310 and the United Kingdom311 to grant the necessary public funding of the coal industry for the year 2001.
That framework could, in particular,specify the conditions for the authorisation of state aid schemes by the Commission, thus alleviating the notification obligation for individual aid. .
In addition given the relative decrease in state aid schemes, it could be argued that national support is being directed towards co-financing EFF measures rather than granting state aid. .
The Structural Funds regulations do not contain similar conditions, but it is clear that in so far as Structural Funds are used to cofinance state aid schemes, relevant obligations to keep people employed for a minimum period of time have to be respected.
The reorientation of National or Regional State aid schemes could be used by MS to exploit the new possibilities for supporting research, development and innovation under the new State aid Community framework34 in this field.
Since the entry into force of the R& D& I Framework on 1 January 2007 and until the end of 2010,the Commission has approved 195 State aid schemes, of which 143 pure R& D schemes, 14 innovation-oriented schemes and 38 mixed measures, pursuing both R& D and innovation objectives.
On this basis the Commission has issued guidelines that allow state aid schemes in areas including support for research and development and the provision of risk capital, and block exemption regulations allowing aid for SMEs, and employment and training.
It also triggers the application of the procedure for existing State aid schemes laid down by Regulation No 659/1999, and in particular the procedure laid down in Articles 17 to 19 and in Article 21 thereof, which requires the Member States to submit an annual report on all existing aid schemes. .
This scheme can be for instance a State Aid scheme or a public works programme at large scale.
Italy has already notified a state aid scheme for which a public consultation is currently ongoing IP/09/1181.
The provisions of points i are automatically considered to be complied with if the Commission(DGIV)has agreed that the State aid scheme is in compliance with Article 92.3 of the Treaty.
What would be the effect on the current Canary Islands State Aid Scheme(applied by means ofthe Economic and Fiscal Arrangements), and in particular on the Canary Islands Special Zone and on other transport and production incentives, if the islands were excluded from the scope of Article 92(3)(a) ofthe EC Treaty on account of their GDP/PPS exceeding 75% ofthe Community average?